WHAT DO I DO NOW THAT I HAVE MY CHL?

Salem Class

WHEN Wednesday, December 12 at 6:00 pm
WHERE: Elmer's Restaurant, 3950 Market St. NE, Salem
        (Market St. exit from I-5, near intersection of Market and Lancaster)
HOW MUCH:$50 for advance registration; $65 at the door
         Combine with Oregon CHL class (same time, same place) - both for $85

HOW TO RESERVE A PLACE: Send an e-mail to Firearms.Instructor@comcast.net.

Springfield Classes

WHEN: Saturday, December 8 at 1:30 pm
       or Sunday, December 9 at 1:30 pm
WHERE: Cabela's Gateway Mall, Springfield
HOW MUCH: $45
HOW TO RESERVE A PLACE:: Send an e-mail to Firearms.Instructor@comcast.net.

If you have a gun for self-defense, or are thinking of getting a gun, do you know the rules for using it? Knowledge is power.  Consider:

YOU'VE BEEN SUBPOENAED TO TESTIFY BEFORE THE GRAND JURY, where you aren't allowed to have your lawyer present. How do you explain why you shot and killed the person who attempted to carjack you? You thought they were armed, but the police didn't find a weapon. You gave a statement to the police at the scene, before you spoke with your lawyer. NOW YOU'RE THE SUSPECT IN A MURDER INVESTIGATION. How much should you have said when the police questioned you? You have calmed down after the initial shock,  and now you remember more details that you didn't tell the police. Will the grand jury think you are making them up? What do you say to the grand jury to stay out of jail?

ARE YOU PREPARED FOR THE LEGAL AFTERMATH? Because simply having a gun or getting a concealed carry license doesn't protect you from the overpowering consequences of a self-defense shooting. If you don't know what to do and say NOW, you could end up in prison. Just having a gun without knowing how to survive the aftermath doesn't protect you or your family.

LEARN HOW TO STAY OUT OF JAIL with "What Do I Do Now That I Have My CHL?" a legal survival course for concealed handgun license holders and anyone else who has a gun, or who is thinking of buying one. You will learn vital legal and tactical guidelines, then try them out in scenarios where you must decide whether to use deadly force to defend yourself or others. It is your civic responsibility as an armed citizen to know whether deadly force is justified. It is your responsibility to yourself and to your family to know how to articulate your decision after having used deadly force.

WHAT IS YOUR MOST POWERFUL WEAPON? Your judgment. Learn indispensable survival secrets that will sharpen your judgment; learn  in classroom scenarios how to use legal principles to make defensible shoot / don't shoot decisions; learn what to do after a shooting. Don't be like the clueless armed citizen who took just a basic CHL course ended up with 14 criminal charges!

DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY to have your questions answered on the spot by a lawyer and police trainer.

503-585-5000 / Firearms.Instructor@comcast.net / www.firearmsinstructor.us